The infrastructure development in the capital of Nusantara is entering an important stage again.Three road works packages for the budget year 2026 to 2027 worth about Rp3,986 trillion are now included in the Security of Strategic Development of the Prosecutor General.

The three packages include road construction in the Judiciary Complex, road in the Legislative Complex, and road support area of the Central Government Core Area 1A. The security is carried out to support the implementation of the project to run as per the terms and to minimize obstacles during the construction process.

The move shows that the development of the infrastructure network in the archipelago is still an important part of the development of the new capital region.

Supervision Begins From the Implementation Stage

The security of the three work packages is implemented through the Strategic Development Security mechanism or PPS.

Before the security warrant was issued, the project had gone through a number of stages, including the placement and pre-PPS process.

The Deputy Assistant Attorney General for Intelligence, Sarjono Turin, said that the PPS team needed to play an active role during the development process.

For the construction industry, this approach is becoming increasingly important given that large-scale infrastructure projects involve many parties, from project owners, major contractors, consultants, material suppliers, to subcontractors.

Seven previous road packages have been completed.

At the same time, seven plans for the upgrading of KIPP 1B to 1C roads in the 2025 budget year with a value of about Rp3.355 trillion were reported to have been completed 100 percent and handed over to the IKN Authority.

The solution is part of the development of the Nusantara internal connectivity network needed to connect the government areas and various support facilities within them.

With the completion of the previous seven packages and the commencement of the security of three new packages, IKN road infrastructure development is entering an advanced phase with an increasing focus on connectivity of the government areas.

Management becomes an important part of construction projects

The size of the investment value makes the management aspect one of the main concerns.

In large-scale construction projects, success is not only determined by the completion of physical work; cost control, work quality, construction safety, contract compliance, procurement of goods and services, and risk management also determine the overall success of the project.

The IKN authority stated that strategic development security is expected to strengthen governance and provide certainty in the implementation of the project.

This is relevant for the national construction sector as government project implementation standards continue to evolve towards more integrated oversight.

Contractors and companies involved in large project supply chains need to pay increasing attention to the completeness of the company's administration, labour competence, corporate certification, project documentation, and management systems used.

The Construction Industry Enteres an Era of Tighter Control

The development of IKN projects also shows a broader change in the Indonesian construction industry.

Large-scale projects increasingly demand that companies not only have technical capacity, but also good governance and the ability to meet a variety of administrative and professional requirements.

Business Agency certificates, Certificates of Competence, construction safety management systems, procurement documentation, and quality control are becoming increasingly important parts of the development ecosystem.

With three new road projects worth almost Rp4 trillion entering the prevention stage, the development of Nusantara remains open to large-scale construction activities.

At the same time, the project provides an image that the future of the Indonesian construction industry will increasingly depend on a combination of technical ability, project management, quality of work, and accountable governance.